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Site Reliability Engineering presents the practices and principles that Google’s SRE team employs to build, deploy, and continuously monitor the most complex software systems operating at scale. Drawing from real-world experience, the authors explain how a blend of engineering rigor and operational discipline enables reliable service delivery across an enormous and dynamic infrastructure. The book offers practical guidance for teams looking to adopt SRE concepts within their own organizations, emphasizing process integration, automation, and a culture of shared responsibility. Through clear explanations of core concepts—such as error budgets, incident response, and infrastructure as code—the volume demonstrates how reliability can be engineered alongside performance and scale. It serves both as an introductory text for newcomers to the field and a reference for seasoned practitioners seeking deeper operational insight.
First publish date: 2016
Genre: Technology & Computing/Computer Science
Authors: Betsy Beyer
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